New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26
THE DIFFERENCE IN THE PARTIES.

SENATOR DAVIES TER>E STATEMENT OF THE RE-
suit OF DEMOCRATIC Foley.
BOSTON, Oct. ~ (Slcciai.-The journal will begin To-
morrow morning the publication OF series of articles
on potca Issues Tho first one is from the pen oil Seha'
tor Dawes aud will be followed by papers from senator
Hoar. Congressman John d. Long, ex'Cohgressmen
William d. Crnpo and Edward L. Pierce. state Treasurer
Alonzo ". Beard, Ex-Governor alexander ii. Aicc'
Acton Thaycr Congressman Henry Cabot Lodge. and Dr.
f. l. Burden. chairman Of the Republican state Com
mitce.
Senator Dawes says 1t is mistaken view OF politics
and political parties that can nothing but state
ISSUES and local results involved IN the approaching
election in the wealth The two great parties
have taken position on opposite sides OF the great
National questions tariff. internal taxation Civil Ser
vice aud currency Senator Dawes proceeds to show the
different positions taken by the Republican aud Demo
cratic parties and the difference in tho two platforms,
AMI says:
II the Democrat keeps the internal tax on
the pro luce of home labor. he binders and burdens
and hampers every hand here AZ home when touches
tn thing taxed ana hc docs no any good not even
the Governments hto whose treasury ne pIIuss iuohcy
needed lie keeps IN service, too. an army or
useless taN-sathercr, whose appointments are the
Sp nIre OF those among whom they abide By nnoI-
i-hlug all OF the Internal revenue tax except
NIFTY to siAty millions Of the annual Surpln, accu.
initiating in the Treasury would he dispensed with aud
% The OF the burden American labor would he re-
,sn % De- orr,t, m Heir naffnrin dccare tlat
turv viii do From S7JOuO.O0O to Sl00OOO.OOO re
dnction IL admitted by the as by Republicans 10 DO
necessary. part OF which will they take from taxes
gathered OIL from American SOIL Ihoy talk generally.
but without putting their finger anywhere. about
'cheapng the pIcc of the accessories OF life When
the Republicans bring them to The test by proposing TO
reduce S3O,OOO,oOO Of this surplus by taking oil 30
per cent OF the duty sugar primo
necessity. used by the poor everywhere. ana now
costing ihcm than their breai. tho Democratic
party 10 MatacuSctts Join Cleveland and his secretary
In saving So The Admins trtOn reduces tile revenue
$1,000 OOO-by taking OF the duty on raw woods.
SJODOODO AMI on made clothing ~ 100000. That
Is so much taken oil from foreign labor which
/. competing with our own labor When that tax
or 10 II taken oh from foreign wool and cO'hng
abroad the foreigner growing wool, making h..
cutting II mp and sewing II into garments
from the capitalist through every step In production
down 10 the 7can,tresa who works there for her 81
ton with WOO grower. our maker AMI cu'tcr or
clo.h. oar tailor aud orr seaustrrss and AL they
promise for the sacrifice Of much labor here at
home all they promise - that the foreigner in
Of the American shall get the price ON the wool we
use md tne cothins wear.
4 whaf Ohrr point these lovers OF the American
sborrr will attack American Industries before they
labor and capital tncy have not told u- Very
hAey they do not know. Ia, nothing can
be more certain thau tAat they MAINTAIN
untouched the SIG 100000 internal revenue tax ana
the 600 sugar duty they pro MISE they can
not reduce the a-.regitiNo revenue >lOO.oppOpO or
80 100000. wilhou such surrender Of American
Industries and labor To relieved foreign competition as
Will surely dcstroy the mar&ct OF the and the en-
plovmcnt ~ the other This cannot be done without
producing such couyu -ou In business and such ais
trs those who Labor tOr their bread - has never
.F. mani t.f